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simous

simous adjective: snub or snub-nosed.

Adjective

simous (comparative more simous, superlative most simous)

  1. snub or snub-nosed

Forms of simous

comparativemore simous
superlativemost simous

Origin of simous

From Latin simus, from Ancient Greek σιμός (simós, “flat-nosed, snub-nosed”).

Questions about simous

What does simous mean?
Simous means snub or snub-nosed.
What part of speech is simous?
Simous is an adjective.

Words near simous in the dictionary

  1. simorg
  2. simorgh
  3. simorghs
  4. simorgs
  5. simosity
  6. simous
  7. simp
  8. simpable
  9. Simpai
  10. Simpang Ampat
  11. simpatico

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